Penguin ePulse · Pricing and trial
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Explore a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. For paid access, talk to us about the social workflows, accounts and research your team needs.
The essentials
Penguin ePulse pricing, trial and support.
Penguin ePulse is paid, web-based social media management software. Monthly billing and a 14-day trial let your team evaluate the workflow before agreeing a paid scope. There is no public fixed price on this website; request a quote rather than relying on a third-party estimate.
| Question | Current information |
|---|---|
| Pricing model | Paid software. Contact the team for a quote. |
| Billing | Monthly billing. The final quote defines the agreed scope and charges. |
| Free trial | 14 days, with no credit card required. |
| Support | 24×7 email support. This describes availability, not a guaranteed response time. |
| Access | Web-based workspace, usable in a mobile browser. |
| Customization | Available on request; agree the work and commercial scope with the team. |
| Public API | A public API is not currently available. |
Make the trial useful
Test one workflow from start to finish.
1. Bring a real task.
Choose a post, customer question or market research brief that your team already understands. Define what a useful result looks like before testing.
2. Check the evidence.
Confirm the connected account, permission, date range and source behind the output. Test the handoff to the teammate who needs to act next.
3. Agree the scope.
Review the required accounts, team access, customization, collection allowances and support expectations. Ask for the full recurring and usage-based cost.
Use the measurement worksheet or bring the social listening brief to your evaluation.
What should you include in a pricing conversation?
Describe the work your team needs to complete, rather than starting with an unchecked feature list. For publishing, identify your channels, account types and approval needs. For an inbox workflow, bring the comments or messages you need to handle and the permissions required to reply. For analytics, specify the metrics, reporting periods and exports your stakeholders need.
For market listening, name the research question, sources, geography and time window. Some collection uses paid providers, so ask which charges and allowances are included before running research. Confirm any requested integration or customization separately; a public API is not currently available.
Compare the complete workflow using the platform overview, market listening scope and tool comparison. Industry use cases illustrate possible applications; they do not establish that every source or action is available in every account.
Useful answers
Before you start.
How much does Penguin ePulse cost?
Penguin ePulse is paid software with monthly billing. Contact the team for a quote based on your requirements. A public fixed price is not listed on this website.
Does Penguin ePulse offer a free trial?
Yes. Penguin ePulse offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Use Get started to access the platform, or request a demo to confirm the workflow for your team.
Is email support available outside business hours?
Penguin ePulse offers 24×7 email support. Support availability is separate from a contractual response-time guarantee; discuss any required service levels with the team.
Are research provider charges included in a quote?
Some research workflows can use paid collection providers. Ask the team to identify the sources, usage allowances and any separate provider charges in your quote before collection begins.
Is Penguin ePulse a podcast hosting platform?
This website describes Penguin ePulse as a social media management and market listening workspace. Podcast authoring is a separate pilot workflow; general availability, audio generation, hosting and distribution must be confirmed for your account. Do not assume a social software subscription includes podcast hosting.
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Your workflow.
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